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Problem: running the above command on a powershell terminal results in several vue and tauri instances from being generated. The vue service seems to iterate its ports by 1 from 8080 until it crashes; the tauri service is set for 8081 and it does not report the port number but it also opens several windows after the command crashes/hangs.
Steps to replicate:
setup new vue project
setup tauri
install concurrency
call "npm run dev"
Notes:
Package files were kept default, except for the tauri config file where the url was changed.
Vue used the port 8080 and tauri used 8081. I suspect it has something to do with one of the two services locking a resource but I am not too sure.
I am going to avoid using concurrency for this project until this bug is worked out, but thank you in advance for addressing it. Let me know if you want some more data.
Cheers.
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Problem: running the above command on a powershell terminal results in several vue and tauri instances from being generated. The vue service seems to iterate its ports by 1 from 8080 until it crashes; the tauri service is set for 8081 and it does not report the port number but it also opens several windows after the command crashes/hangs.
Steps to replicate:
Notes:
Package files were kept default, except for the tauri config file where the url was changed.
Vue used the port 8080 and tauri used 8081. I suspect it has something to do with one of the two services locking a resource but I am not too sure.
I am going to avoid using concurrency for this project until this bug is worked out, but thank you in advance for addressing it. Let me know if you want some more data.
Cheers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: